China
The rise of China is commanding much thought across the Asia-Pacific region. While we shouldn’t…
North Korea
North Korea currently ranks as the most worrying strategic problem in the Asia Pacific. The recent…
Cyber
Cyber policy now cuts across all the big issues and it can be difficult to understand how the next…
Border Security
Today, the border is much more than geographic coordinates that define where sovereign power begins…
Donald Trump
The Trump Administration remains a puzzle and a challenge to many in countries in the Asia Pacific…
Counter-terrorism
The day-to-day focus of most of a government’s time in office is on matters seemingly unrelated to…
Disaster Risk Reduction
A 2016 report from the Australian Business Roundtable for Disaster Resilience & Safer…
Defence Economics
Defence economics seeks to inform better defence policy through improved resource allocation. A…
Submarines
At over $30 billion in today’s dollars, the building of Australia’s future submarine will be the…
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11 Jul 2017
By John Coyne
The Strategic Policing & Law Enforcement Program examines the contribution of law enforcement to national security and to broader strategic policy.
The main research areas include:
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